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The course: Functional Taping Applications for Geriatrics and Stroke Patients by Milica McDowell

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From joint replacements to stroke recovery, kinesiology tape has rapidly gained popularity in geriatric and neurological rehabilitation due to its unique ability to improve movement and function.

This recording explores gentle yet effective taping techniques that integrate movement and neuroscience to improve functional outcomes with stroke, balance disorders, total joint replacements, and osteoarthritis patients. This course is intended for practitioners and therapists with all levels of experience in kinesiology taping.

1. Discuss treatment needs/considerations for geriatric and neurological populations in relation to modern kinesiology taping applications
2. Define, discuss, and consider concepts of myofascial chains as an approach to treatment for a multitude of aging conditions
3. Compare and contrast functional taping applications for geriatric-related postural, orthopedic, inflammatory, and neurological conditions

Treatment Needs & Considerations for Geriatric & Neurological Patients

• Modern kinesiology taping applications
• Tape application/care tips

Myofascial Chains Treatment Approach

• Skin-brain connection
• Peripheral nerves
• Sensory system/receptors
• Histology of skin

Functional Taping Application Demonstration

• Taping for pain
• Joint stability
• Joint replacement
• OA
• Stroke
• Fall prevention
• Posture